VisiFlora Ingredients: The Complete Label, Line by Line

When a capsule is part of your daily routine, it is fair to want to know what is in it. VisiFlora prints a full supplement-facts panel, so this page walks through it line by line and adds the seller’s own short note on each part. The amounts come from the label, and the notes come from the seller.

Prefer the overview first? Open the main VisiFlora guide and come back for the detail.

The vitamins and minerals

A serving is one capsule, and a bottle holds 30 servings. Seven nutrients are listed with an amount and a percent of daily value.

Nutrient	Form on the label	Per capsule	% of daily value	Seller’s soft note
Vitamin A	beta carotene	450 mcg RAE	50%	Linked to eye wellness and cellular health
Vitamin C	ascorbic acid	90 mg	100%	Antioxidant support
Vitamin E	DL-alpha tocopheryl acetate	15 mg	100%	Antioxidant support
Zinc	zinc oxide	11 mg	100%	Tied to normal enzyme activity in the eye
Selenium	selenium AAC	20 mcg	36%	An essential mineral
Copper	copper gluconate	0.9 mg	100%	An essential mineral
Chromium	chromium picolinate	15 mcg	43%	Tied to healthy metabolic function

The blend of 14

Below the nutrients, the label shows a proprietary blend weighing 351 mg per capsule, with no daily value established. The 14 ingredients are listed, but only as a group. Here they are sorted by kind, with the seller’s soft note on each.

Group	Ingredient	The seller’s note
Carotenoids	Lutein from marigold	A carotenoid found in the eye
Carotenoids	Zeaxanthin	A carotenoid found in the eye
Carotenoids	Astaxanthin	A potent carotenoid antioxidant, tied to eye health
Carotenoids	Lycopene	An antioxidant
Bioflavonoids	Grape seed extract	Bioflavonoid for cellular integrity and the vessels around the eyes
Bioflavonoids	Rutin, from Sophora japonica	Bioflavonoid, same role
Bioflavonoids	Quercetin, from Sophora japonica	Bioflavonoid, same role
Plants	Bilberry fruit extract	Rich in anthocyanins
Plants	Saffron stigma extract	Described as a carefully studied botanical extract
Plants	Eyebright aerial parts	A traditional botanical used for eye comfort
Plants	Ginkgo leaf	For healthy circulation and nutrient delivery to the eyes
Plants	Coleus forskohlii root	Same circulation note as ginkgo
Other	Taurine	Supports cellular hydration
Other	Alpha lipoic acid	An antioxidant

We stay with what is printed. That is why no dose appears next to any item in the blend, and why the order above is ours and not the label’s.

What the capsule is made of

Hypromellose is the vegetable capsule shell, and rice flour, magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide round out the list. The seller calls the product non-GMO, and says everything is handled in a certified facility to strict quality standards. Those are the seller’s statements, not our findings.

The gut-eye idea, in one line

The seller says the formula rests on research into how nutrient absorption and eye health are linked. A 2022 review of the gut-eye link is among the references on the seller’s own site. We mention it as background only.

Background research, by topic

None of these papers tested VisiFlora. They look at single ingredients or at the wider topic.

• A 2024 review of lycopene as an antioxidant.
• A 2005 study of beta-carotene turning into vitamin A inside human retinal pigment cells.
• A 2014 laboratory study of eyebright extract on cells from the human cornea.
• A 2020 review of three carotenoids, beta-carotene, lutein and zeaxanthin, and the eye.

Who should read the label twice

Four blend items, ginkgo, grape seed extract, quercetin and coleus forskohlii, are the ones to mention to a doctor. If you take a blood thinner, or medicine for blood pressure or diabetes, or you have surgery planned, it is sensible to show this label to your doctor first. The label also shows vitamin A, zinc, copper and selenium, so add up what any other supplement gives you. People under 18, and anyone pregnant or nursing, should not use it. Our safety page goes into more detail.